List of Free Artist Membership Art Gallery

Online art gallery Which gives Free artist Membership

1. http://redbubble.com
2. http://artgonia.com
3. http://deviantart.com
4. http://macacca.com
5. http://www.nobullart.com/
6. http://www.anioman.com/
7. http://fineartamerica.com/
8. http://www.artstu.co.uk/
9. http://www.artshole.co.uk/
10. http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/
11. http://www.art-agent.com
12. http://www.wetcanvas.com/Community/gman/
13. http://www.fine-art.com/
14. http://www.wanae.com/
15. http://www.art-3000.com/
16. http://fineartamerica.com/openanaccount.html
17. http://www.myartprofile.com/
18. http://www.artspace2000.com/Membership_info/why_list_with_artspace2000.htm
19. http://www.fineartregistry.com/
20. http://www.asingularcreation.com/
21. http://www.arthub.in

Before signing up to any of online art gallery read How To Sell Art Work?

How to market art?? For Free

How to sell your artwork?

Here are some ways to market your art work for free. This doesn’t give you 100% sell but it will increase chances to sell your art work.

1. There is lots of online art gallery which gives you free artist membership.
You will find list of free artist membership website here.
Some point to take under consideration with online art gallery.
• Before sign upping any of free membership art galleries read out terms and condition.
• Review Website and its functionality
• Read shipping and delivery about art work. Sometime shipping cost you more than your art work price.
• Also study the market value of online art gallery.
• Is online art gallery have and virtual space? Some also have virtual art gallery.
• Find how much traffic the online art gallery website is getting.
• If some of your friend has already joined that gallery ask for review.

2. Have a blog.
• Its also good to have a blog on your art work. There are lots of free blogger platform. Best are blogger, wordpress and typepad. (i will give list of blogging platform)
• Before starting blogging read the terms and condition. Wordpress doesn’t allow advertising on their platform and any other affiliate marketing.
• In my point of view blogger is the best platform. You can integrate your pay pal with your art work post. Means you can sell from blogger. And they allow earning money through blogging.

3. Marketing your blog

• Marketing your blog is also toughest part.
• Have a weekly blog post
• Exchange blog URL with your blogger friend blog or website
• Try to have the URL of your blog on your online profile.

4. Ask Other Art Blogger

• There are also other art blogger sometime they are not artist but they love to blogging.
• So have your post on their blog. Because their blog is getting long term marketing and can rank better than your blog.
• You can also exchange your blog post with your friend blogs or website.
• Ask other art related blog to have your post as a guest blog.
• For all this you just simply need to write post and email them.


5. Social Networking is important for success.
Signup for facebook, myspace, orkut or other social networking website which is well know in your region.

As I get time I will publish part – II on Marketing Artist Art Work For Free

2008 Exhibition Visit – Kriti Art Gallery Baroda, India

Kriti Art Gallery

On 3^rd April 2008 there was one more art gallery inauguration in Baroda, Gujarat, India.

We are please to have invitation from that gallery. The name of the gallery is Kriti Art Gallery.

The theme of the exhibition is “the celestial gaze”. In which painting of goddesses are displayed. The paintings are created by Shrimat Maharaja Ranjitsingh Gaekwad.

Ranjitsinh Gaekwad is a versatile artist. Apart from a large body of paintings, using a wide range of mediums, he has created a number of murals and sculptures. In this show at Kriti Art Gallery, launched by Gandevikar Jewellers Pvt. Ltd he has shown paintings of Indian Goddesses such as Mahalaxmi, Saraswati and Tuljabhavani besides a few portraits of ordinary people.

Interestingly, the goddesses have faces which are both iconic and human. In the background are seen rich Indian motifs such as swans, flowers and peacocks. There is a Mahalaxmi with a graceful and nimble figure wearing Maharastrian nose ring.

There is also another Mahalaxmi wearing a sari in the Gujarati syle. Here, the fixed divine gaze is reminiscent of Hindu and Jain idols. The painting of Tuljabhavani is a superbly executed work of art, richly resplendent in vermillion reds and ochre yellow. It is imbed with a remarkably powerful presence. Interestingly, the face is undoubtedly divine and, at the same time, with benevolent expression. Her vahana, the lion, has been treated with a robust playful quality.

The portraits presented in the show are an ample proof of his genius as portrait painter. It is evident from theses portraits that the artist has a remarkable understanding of the man on the street.

I will publish photos as soon as I get it. The environment of the gallery is really awesome. I wish best of luck to gallery for its bright future.